I was taking a shower and this is going to get graphic and sorry not sorry.

Taking a shower and I'm on my period. For those of you who don't have a period,

if never had a period, you know, we bleed and in the shower blood comes out, right? And blood

also might come out and sort of be like a clot. I'm sorry. That was a lot of information,

but I am assuming that 99% of the people listening to this have also had periods at some point,

so they're like, yeah, Rach, I got you. So I'm in the shower. My eyes are closed. And as I'm

so big up my body, I feel right just below my lady parts, I feel a little tiny blood clot fall

onto my inner thigh. No big deal. It happens sometimes. Had three babies inside my body,

three deliveries. The period doesn't always come out in liquid form. All right, everyone.

It starts to slide down my leg. Still not thinking anything of this. It's going to slide down my leg

into the drain. We're all fine. Sliding down my leg. I'm soping, soping, soping. It's sliding.

It gets to my calf. And it starts to climb back up.

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